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Fixed Term Lease A fixed lease term is when a tenant agrees to rent your property until a specific date. For example, if the tenant signs a one-year fixed term starting on July 1, it would end on June 30 of the following year.
Landlords can draw up their own tenancy agreement, as long as they include the minimum information required by the Act. Landlords also need to include additional statements in their new tenancy agreements.
When a fixed term or contractual periodic tenancy allows assignment with consent, the tenant can apply for consent in writing. The landlord must reply within a reasonable time. If they refuse to consent, they must give reasons.
Your tenancy becomes periodic automatically if you stay past the end of the fixed term without a renewal agreement. A joint tenancy becomes periodic if any of the joint tenants stay on, unless theres a new agreement in place. A periodic tenancy continues on the same terms and you should pay your rent as normal.
A Periodic Tenancy Provides More Flexibility The lack of defined dates means greater flexibility since you can increase rent or change the contract provided you give the required notice. Both Section 21 and Section 8 can be used to evict tenants with the required notice period.
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Fixed-term tenancies are stable and have an end date Fixed-term tenancies are usually for one year. The tenant and landlord can decide to renew it for another year when it ends or let it go month-to-month. If the tenant wants to rent month-to-month, the landlord cant make them sign another fixed-term agreement.
A fixed-term tenancy agreement lasts for a set amount of time that is more than 90 days for example, 1 year. There is no maximum length for a fixed-term tenancy. You must include the length on the tenancy agreement and the date the fixed-term ends.